For a patient with reduced mobility scheduled for passive range-of-motion (PROM) exercises, which is correct?
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Correct answer: PROM preserves joint mobility and circulation if immobile
PROM is appropriate for patients unable to perform active movement; helps maintain mobility, circulation, prevent contractures.
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